YBC has been appointed as the first rotating coordinator of the BRICS Youth Educational Alliance of Artificial Intelligence‌ ...

What do Brazil, China, India and Russia have in common? Almost nothing, as the Iran war shows.

Two BRICS members, Iran and the UAE, are on opposite sides of the conflict, preventing the bloc from taking a unified ...

China’s move to introduce zero tariffs on all imports from African countries with diplomatic ties is expected to boost agricultural trade with South Africa.

As the IEA plans a record oil reserve release during the Iran war, here is how global crude supply is shaped by producers ...

Pravin Sawhney, examines the rapidly escalating war in West Asia following US–Israel strikes on Iran, and Iran's retaliatory attacks across the region.

EADaily, March 12th, 2026. What role will aggression against Iran play in the fate of the BRICS? Fyodor Lukyanov, chairman of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, reflects on this in the Profile ...

India has loosened curbs on Chinese investment, letting certain sectors skip the usual government queue, while New Delhi tries to keep relations steady with ...

China’s call for multipolarity, sovereign equality and inclusive development is resonating across the Global South as nations seek stability, dignity and a stronger voice in a rapidly shifting ...

President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed the BRICS economic bloc (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) is ...

Rosatom and South Africa’s Necsa have partnered on nuclear skills exchange, internships, and joint research to boost African technical capacity.

Western governments have to recognize the dimensions of the threat they have created for themselves and their people by taking the side of the US and Israel in this war of aggression.